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Lunar Calendar

An t-Samhain 2024

Siud agaibh a’ ghealach ùr —Rìgh nan Dùl ‘ga beannachadh!

Dwelly’s
Lunar DayDay of the
week
Day of the
calendar
month
Month of the
calendar year
1Tuesday5November
2Wednesday6November
3Thursday7November
4Friday8November
5Saturday9November
6Sunday10November
7Monday11November
8Tuesday12November
9Wednesday13November
10Thursday14November
11Friday15November
12Saturday16November
13Sunday17November
14Monday18November
15Tuesday19November
16Wednesday20November
17Thursday21November
18Friday22November
19Saturday23November
20Sunday24November
21Monday25November
22Tuesday26November
23Wednesday27November
24Thursday28November
25Friday29November
26Saturday30November
27Sunday1December
28Monday2December
First 4 weeks of lunar calendar

The 29th and 30th days are subject to the sighting of the New Moon. If the New Moon is seen that is the 1st day of the new lunar calendar. Otherwise days 29 and 30 follow this calendar and then the new lunar calendar starts again beginning with Day 1.

I also would like to point out that these dates are worked out from my own personal observances which will depend on the location I’m at when the lunar cycle renews itself and the weather and landscapes obscuring the visibility of the heavenly bodies. If the moon is not visible the counting of days becomes the basis of this calendar. If it subsequently becomes visible on the 2nd or 3rd day or later, this count will not be adjusted until the next available potential observation of the new moon. This is why I give all the dates for the cycle at the beginning of the cycle as they will not be altered.

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Gnìomhair Làthail

Gnìomhair Làthail – Obraich

Today’s Daily Gaelic Verb is:

obraich

Back to work.

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Lunar Calendar

An Dàmhair 2024

Siud agaibh a’ ghealach ùr —Rìgh nan Dùl ‘ga beannachadh!

Dwelly’s
Lunar DayDay of the
week
Day of the
calendar
month
Month of the
calendar year
1Sunday6October
2Monday7October
3Tuesday8October
4Wednesday 9October
5Thursday10October
6Friday11October
7Saturday12October
8Sunday13October
9Monday14October
10Tuesday15October
11Wednesday 16October
12Thursday17October
13Friday18October
14Saturday19October
15Sunday20October
16Monday21October
17Tuesday22October
18Wednesday 23October
19Thursday24October
20Friday25October
21Saturday26October
22Sunday27October
23Monday28October
24Tuesday29October
25Wednesday 30October
26Thursday31October
27Friday1November
28Saturday2November
First 4 weeks of lunar calendar

The 29th and 30th days are subject to the sighting of the New Moon. If the New Moon is seen that is the 1st day of the new lunar calendar. Otherwise days 29 and 30 follow this calendar and then the new lunar calendar starts again beginning with Day 1.

I also would like to point out that these dates are worked out from my own personal observances which will depend on the location I’m at when the lunar cycle renews itself and the weather and landscapes obscuring the visibility of the heavenly bodies. If the moon is not visible the counting of days becomes the basis of this calendar. If it subsequently becomes visible on the 2nd or 3rd day or later, this count will not be adjusted until the next available potential observation of the new moon. This is why I give all the dates for the cycle at the beginning of the cycle as they will not be altered.

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Lunar Calendar

An t-Sultain 2024

Siud agaibh a’ ghealach ùr —Rìgh nan Dùl ‘ga beannachadh!

Dwelly’s
Lunar DayDay of the
week
Day of the
calendar
month
Month of the
calendar year
1Friday6September
2Saturday7September
3Sunday8September
4Monday9September
5Tuesday10September
6Wednesday11September
7Thursday12September
8Friday13September
9Saturday14September
10Sunday15September
11Monday16September
12Tuesday17September
13Wednesday18September
14Thursday19September
15Friday20September
16Saturday21September
17Sunday22September
18Monday23September
19Tuesday24September
20Wednesday25September
21Thursday26September
22Friday27September
23Saturday28September
24Sunday29September
25Monday30September
26Tuesday1October
27Wednesday2October
28Thursday3October
First 4 weeks of lunar calendar

The 29th and 30th days are subject to the sighting of the New Moon. If the New Moon is seen that is the 1st day of the new lunar calendar. Otherwise days 29 and 30 follow this calendar and then the new lunar calendar starts again beginning with Day 1.

I also would like to point out that these dates are worked out from my own personal observances which will depend on the location I’m at when the lunar cycle renews itself and the weather and landscapes obscuring the visibility of the heavenly bodies. If the moon is not visible the counting of days becomes the basis of this calendar. If it subsequently becomes visible on the 2nd or 3rd day or later, this count will not be adjusted until the next available potential observation of the new moon. This is why I give all the dates for the cycle at the beginning of the cycle as they will not be altered.

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Lunar Calendar

An Lùnastal 2024

Siud agaibh a’ ghealach ùr —Rìgh nan Dùl ‘ga beannachadh!

Dwelly’s
Lunar DayDay of the
week
Day of the
calendar
month
Month of the
calendar year
1Wednesday7August
2Thursday8August
3Friday9August
4Saturday10August
5Sunday11August
6Monday12August
7Tuesday13August
8Wednesday14August
9Thursday15August
10Friday16August
11Saturday17August
12Sunday18August
13Monday19August
14Tuesday20August
15Wednesday21August
16Thursday22August
17Friday23August
18Saturday24August
19Sunday25August
20Monday26August
21Tuesday27August
22Wednesday28August
23Thursday29August
24Friday30August
25Saturday31August
26Sunday1September
27Monday2September
28Tuesday3September
First 4 weeks of lunar calendar

The 29th and 30th days are subject to the sighting of the New Moon. If the New Moon is seen that is the 1st day of the new lunar calendar. Otherwise days 29 and 30 follow this calendar and then the new lunar calendar starts again beginning with Day 1.

I also would like to point out that these dates are worked out from my own personal observances which will depend on the location I’m at when the lunar cycle renews itself and the weather and landscapes obscuring the visibility of the heavenly bodies. If the moon is not visible the counting of days becomes the basis of this calendar. If it subsequently becomes visible on the 2nd or 3rd day or later, this count will not be adjusted until the next available potential observation of the new moon. This is why I give all the dates for the cycle at the beginning of the cycle as they will not be altered.

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Gnìomhair Làthail

Gnìomhair Làthail – Rianaich

Today’s Daily Gaelic Verb is:

rianaich

This is an apt verb for what I have been doing with Gaelic. I like to “arrange”it but also to “distribute” it.

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Gnìomhair Làthail

Gnìomhair Làthail – Leig

Today’s Daily Gaelic Verb is:

leig

There are a number of things I like about this complex verb.

One example of its use in Dwelly’s was this:

Na leig a dhìth a’ Ghàidhlig” “Let not the Gaelic language die”

Dwelly’s Illustrated Gaelic to English Dictionary

One of the reasons I chose this verb was because I was looking for the equivalent of the English “relinquish” in Gaelic. This example was also given:

Leig mi dhìom mo dhreuchd.” “I relinquished my office.”

Dwelly’s Illustrated Gaelic to English Dictionary

Leig is another one of those multi-faceted verbs as you can see by the length of the entry given in the link above.

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Gnìomhair Làthail

Gnìomhair Làthail – Comaraich

Today’s Daily Gaelic Verb is:

comaraich

This is another verb from the recitation for the smooring of the fire in Gaelic. It’s meaning is “protect”.

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Gnìomhair Làthail

Gnìomhair Làthail – Cobhair

Today’s Daily Gaelic Verb is:

cobhair

This is another verb from the recitation for the smooring of the fire in Gaelic. It’s meaning is “assist”.

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Gnìomhair Làthail

Gnìomhair Làthail – Caomhain

Today’s Daily Gaelic Verb is:

caomhain

I’m looking at a Gaelic recitation for smooring the fire and this is one of the verbs that is part of it.